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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then she returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #991)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 991 Then she View more quotes about returned">returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
11 988 I did not understand what she was doing.
11 989 "Pretty?" she asked.
11 990 "Yes," said the man in the chair.
11 991 Then she returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair.
11 992 She kept her left hand in my hair, and I whimpered, at the tightness of her grip, and then displayed, in the fashion she had earlier, the right side of my head, indicating, and lifting, slightly, the lobe of my right ear.
11 993 "Pretty?" she asked, again.
11 994 "Yes," said the man in the chair.
I did not understand what she was doing. "Pretty?" she asked. "Yes," said the man in the chair. Then she returned both hands to my hair and, still holding it up, over my head, twisted my head to the left, and back, thus exposing now the right side of my head to the chair. She kept her left hand in my hair, and I whimpered, at the tightness of her grip, and then displayed, in the fashion she had earlier, the right side of my head, indicating, and lifting, slightly, the lobe of my right ear. "Pretty?" she asked, again. "Yes," said the man in the chair. - (Witness of Gor)